While we generally do not believe life insurance should be used as an investment or retirement savings vehicle, it may make sense to carry low cost, term insurance to protect your family and loved ones.

With AT&T Benefits Open Enrollment approaching, we recorded a short video outlining some of the key considerations to help you determine how much (if any) additional life insurance to carry.

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